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Development of the software and technical complex of the high-precision satellite positioning system in the conditions of open pit mining processes
Author(s) -
Aminyam Baltiyeva,
A.S. Raskaliyaev,
A.I. Samsonenko,
L. S. Shamganova,
Hua Fan
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
kompleksnoe ispolzovanie mineralnogo syra = complex use of mineral resources
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2616-6445
pISSN - 2224-5243
DOI - 10.31643/2020/6445.35
Subject(s) - gnss applications , global positioning system , glonass , work (physics) , geodetic datum , computer science , satellite , systems engineering , procurement , software , engineering management , telecommunications , engineering , geography , mechanical engineering , cartography , marketing , aerospace engineering , business , programming language
The article presents technical solutions for the implementation of a high-precision satellite positioning system when performing mine surveying in an open pit. A system was put into commercial operation at one of the fields of JSC "Sokolovsko-Sarbayskoe mining and processing production association" (JSC "SSGPO") this year. The project was funded by the Science Committee of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan through grants for scientific and technical projects 2018–2020 and was co-financed by a private partner, JSC "SSGPO". All work was carried out jointly with the Subsidiary Limited Liability Company "Institute of Space Engineering and Technology". The technology of differential correction of GNSS signals in the form of base stations of differential correction (BSDC) allows solving the problems of high-precision satellite positioning. The main task assigned to the continuously operating base station is the collection of code and phase data from GPS/GLONASS satellites and the distribution of this data to users (services of JSC "SSGPO" and specialists of contracting organizations performing mine surveying and geodetic work at the field). Development of a mobile module and the rationale for its inclusion in the BSDC is provided in this work.

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